Luxury lofts for sale Athis-Mons, France (page 2)

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Engel & Völkers offers you this magnificent Loft in a historic street in the Marais. This 3-room apartment, with its contemporary design and iconic furnishings, will charm you with its refined living spaces. It invites you to be creative, and can also accommodate a professional activity. The large, modern, fully-equipped kitchen is shared with a beautiful dining/living room, lit by a contemporary glass roof with a view of the large green plants in the paved courtyard. With its private entrance and dedicated intercom, this apartment features a living room, a study, a TV that can be folded away into the large custom-made storage units, and a beautiful en suite bedroom with its own shower room. A rare loft in terms of location, character and quality, a must-see. This apartment has been completely renovated with quality materials and to current insulation standards. Can be sold fully furnished, turnkey. A very healthy 35 m² double vaulted cellar under the bedroom completes this property, as does a bicycle room. A rental car space is also available. Transaction fees payable by the seller. ECD: C - 132 Kwh/m²/year GHG: C 25 (kgCO2/m2/year) Co-ownership of : 24 lots Estimated annual energy costs for the property: €980 to €1300 Average annual charges for the proposed lots: approx. 916€/year Procedure in progress : No This beautiful Loft is located in the lively Sainte-Avoie district of the 3rd arrondissement, near the Centre Georges Pompidou and the conservatoire des Arts & Métiers, on a historic Marais street. Numerous renowned contemporary art galleries. It is adjacent to the oldest house in Paris, Maison Nicolas Flamel, close to shops and easily accessible by public transport (stations: Rambuteau, Arts et Métiers Métiers, Etienne Marcel).

Two flats with terraces on the same floor, awaiting refurbishment and combination in the secluded courtyard of a renovated Louis-Philippe building in the heart of Les Halles. The building dates from the early 19th century and was completely renovated in the 1990s. It is six storeys high and has four bays of small-paned windows with wrought iron guardrails. The ground floor is intended for commercial use, topped by four square storeys and an attic level with sloping ceilings lit by four dormer windows in a slate roof. The facade is rendered with recessed joints. There are two secured entrance doors to the building: the first, on the street, has a key-code entry system, and the second, located at the top of a short flight of steps, is equipped with an intercom device. The shared areas are simple and spacious, with tiled floors and painted walls. The two flats are linked by a terrace on the same level. The first is a studio flat and the second a flat with two split levels. The entrance of the studio flat leads into an open-plan space, almost 4 metres high, with exposed wooden beams and a floor laid with modern, light-coloured tiles, as throughout the rest of the flat. To the right, a living room is illuminated by a large sliding patio door opening onto a level terrace with wooden decking, enclosed by two walls and a wooden palisade. On the left, a closet area fitted with storage units is followed by a shower room with washbasin, shower and toilet, topped by a mezzanine floor featuring the sleeping area and its bed, accessed via a ladder. Once through the entrance door to the flat, which adjoins the studio flat, there is a vast living room, which is separated from the large, fully-equipped open-plan kitchen by a bar. The ceiling height of around 3.8 m reveals the original wooden beams and a bolted RSJ structure. On the right, the timber-framed structure of a mainly openwork partition wall protects a bedroom, where one wall is of exposed stone. The floors are of wide strip hardwood. On the left, two flights of stairs featuring riserless wooden steps, with metal stringers and balustrades, lead to two split-levels that open onto a patio via large sliding glass doors. On the lower level, a bedroom opens onto a terrace with wooden decking, enclosed by two walls and a wooden screen, and on the upper level, there is a shower room with a tiled floor. The glazed, enclosed space with shower and toilet overlooks the living room. This level is protected by a metal balustrade.

A high-ceilinged loft with terrace on the same level, enjoying an undisturbed setting in a renovated Louis-Philippe building opposite the Les Halles Canopy. The building dates from the early 19th century and was completely renovated in the 1990s. It is six storeys high and has four bays of small-paned windows with wrought iron guardrails. The ground floor is intended for commercial use, topped by four square storeys and an attic level with sloping ceilings lit by four dormer windows in a slate roof. The facade is rendered with recessed joints. There are two secured entrance doors to the building: the first, on the street, has a key-code entry system, and the second, located at the top of a short flight of steps, is equipped with an intercom device. The shared areas are simple and spacious, with tiled floors and painted walls. As you enter the flat, there is a vast living room, which is separated from the large, fully-equipped open-plan kitchen by a bar. The ceiling height of around 3.8 m reveals the original wooden beams and a bolted RSJ structure. On the right, the timber-framed structure of a mainly openwork partition wall protects a bedroom, where one wall is of exposed stone. The floors are of wide strip hardwood. On the left, two flights of stairs featuring riserless wooden steps, with metal stringers and balustrades, lead to two split-levels that open onto a patio via large sliding glass doors. On the lower level, a bedroom opens onto a terrace with wooden decking, enclosed by two walls and a wooden screen, and on the upper level, there is a shower room with a tiled floor. The glazed, enclosed space with shower and toilet overlooks the living room. This level is protected by a metal balustrade. The next-door studio flat with adjoining terrace is also up for sale, an opportunity not to be missed.

In the Marais, a stone's throw from the Pompidou center and the Forum des Halles, close to transport and shops, Engel & Völkers presents you this 74 m² loft. Located on the 5th floor with elevator, you can enjoy the peace and quiet and a clear view of the rooftops, not overlooked. Atypical and ideally furnished space, with a day area (living room, dining area, semi-open kitchen, separate WC with hand basin) and a sleeping area (air-conditioned bedroom, bathroom with WC, dressing room) connected by a large gallery. Lots of charm with its exposed beams. It is sold furnished and decorated with high-end services. Ideal for a pied-à-terre. Its location will allow you to fully enjoy Parisian life. Transaction fees (all taxes included) to be paid by the seller. Joint ownership of 41 lots Average annual charges 2 068 € No pending proceeding. DPE : C/154 GGE : A/4 Estimated annual housing energy costs: 730 € - 1 020 € The Sainte-Avoye district located in Haut-Marais is known for its lively atmosphere. It is a trendy neighborhood whose streets are lined with trendy restaurants, cafes and art galleries. We are a stone's throw from the Center Pompidou.

An airy open-plan apartment that recalls an art gallery, nestled on a calm, private street in the third arrondissement of Paris. The property is nestled close to shops, places of culture and the Rambuteau metro station. It is tucked away on a calm, private street where it offers a floor area of 103m². The main space is vast and tall with a ceiling height of over four metres. A mezzanine floor with two open sides runs from one side of the room to the other. An open-plan marble kitchen extends the lounge, as does a library area. This space leads to a second area beneath glazing that is currently used as an office. Beside this second space, there is a bedroom and a guest lavatory with a shower and washbasin. A concrete staircase leads upstairs where a master bedroom lies with its own bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. The floors are made of polished concrete.

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In the heart of Le Marais, just steps away from Rue de Turenne, its shops, and a decidedly Parisian way of life, we present this incredible space, like a house in the heart of the capital. After passing through the entrance, you will discover a vast tree-filled courtyard with maple trees and various plant varieties, where the sound of birds will make you forget that you are in the heart of Le Marais... You will find a spacious workshop, currently used for living and mixed purposes; it was once a famous editorial office. The owners have transformed it into a magical place that offers very large spaces and versatile configurations. In complete tranquility, this rare place is perfect for both professional and/or residential use. A must-see! The property is composed as follows: A grand entrance An office space A separate and fully equipped kitchen that opens onto a green courtyard A large living room with a cathedral ceiling of over 4.50m at its peak A master suite with its bathroom and adjoining dressing room 2 other bedrooms overlooking the tree-filled courtyard Separate toilets A cellar of approximately 26m2 on the ground floor completes the property. West exposure Intercom, digital code Bicycle storage Subject to the condominium status 15 lots in the entire condominium Sale of 4 condominium lots No legal proceedings against any co-owner for non-payment of charges Individual gas heating Energy Performance Certificate (D): 243 - Greenhouse Gas Emissions (E): 55 Amount of charges: Electricity: 391.24 euros - Gas: 302.50 euros Condominium charges: 254 euros/month, totaling 3050 euros/year Property tax: 1667 euros Mandate n°169 Carrez Law area: 171.70 sqm - Total floor area: 199.50 sqm Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website Georisques: www.georisques.gouv.fr Contact: Hélène Touret +33 (0) 786 204 652 [email protected] Non-contractual document We inform you that, in accordance with Article L 561-5 of the Monetary and Financial Code, an identification document will be requested before each visit. In accordance with Article L 611-1 of the Consumer Code, the consumer is informed that they have the possibility to contact a consumer mediator: Association MEDIMMOCONSO 1, Allée du Parc de Mesemena - Bât A - CS25222 - 44505 - La Baule cedex - https://medimmoconso.fr/adresser-une réclamation/[email protected]

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Immerse yourself in the heart of Engel & Völkers and let yourself be captivated by this splendid duplex loft of 176m², nestled in an oasis of calm in the cosmopolitan city of Montreuil. Just a 8-minute walk from the Metro, this exceptional residence, in a renovated former industrial workshop, offers a true urban haven of peace. As soon as you step through the entrance, you will be welcomed into a refined space where comfort and elegance harmoniously converge. A desk with its own bathroom invites you to creativity and intimacy, while the cathedral-like living space unfolds before you, revealing a sumptuous dining area, a high-quality equipped kitchen, a welcoming lounge and a cozy library. The atmosphere is enhanced by a custom-made masonry stove, diffusing enveloping warmth, and by a glass facade offering an enchanting view of lush surroundings. A practical laundry room, and a separate toilet for added convenience Upstairs, two elegant bedrooms and a bathroom offer you a dedicated space for rest and well-being. The elegance of the open plan, the boldness of its modern architecture, and the privacy it provides make this loft a true gem. Prepare for a guaranteed 'wow' effect at every turn. With its unique features and exclusive ambiance, this property embodies luxury and comfort at their highest level. Let yourself be seduced by the incomparable charm of this exceptional residence, where every detail has been designed to offer an unparalleled living experience. Fees at the seller expense. DPE : E 295 kwh/m²/an GES : E 51 kgCO2/m²/an Energy cost: €2780 to €3810 Charges cost: €2260 No ongoing procedures. Montreuil, avant-garde and cosmopolitan, is a true hidden treasure at the gates of Paris which offers a great quality of life combining the authenticity of a historic city with dynamic modernity. In a quiet area a few minutes walk from the Metro Mairie de Montreuil, this duplex loft stands out with its contemporary architecture and benefits from the proximity of public transport, commercial, cultural and associative spaces in the city center.

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Unusual loft-style property, authorised for use as a private practice or a dwelling, on the ground floor overlooking a courtyard. Entrance hall, large living room with industrial open-plan kitchen, shower room, separate toilet, bedroom in the basement (with natural light).

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An old orangery converted into a splendid house with annexes, a lush garden and an Italian ambience, just east of Paris in the town of Neuilly-Plaisance. From the street, you step through a finely crafted wrought-iron gate framed between two stone pillars. The gate leads into a lush garden. This oasis of greenery is separated from the road by a wall that is crowned with Medici vases and a balustrade of pear-shaped balusters. Your gaze then follows a central path up to the splendid house. The edifice has a ground floor, a first floor and a basement. The style of its main section draws inspiration from antique architecture. Its pleasant symmetry stands out. The dwelling’s rendered elevations have kept most of their original decorative features. They are adorned with fine pilasters and false capitals. The first floor with its row of windows looks like an impressive entablature from antiquity. A front flight of stone steps leads up to an open-sided porch edged with a balustrade of pear-shaped balusters and decorated with a sky-blue ceiling. On each side of this grand entrance, there are two ground-floor windows set in carved surrounds. Their wrought-iron guardrails and the balusters below them add to the overall sense of symmetry and harmony. On the first floor, the facade is punctuated with five windows that look out at the garden. The edifice is crowned with a roof of interlocking tiles. On the left-hand side of the dwelling, an extension forms a wing that stretches forwards at a right angle to the main section. It blends into the property well and offers a link between the house and its adjoining annexes and garage. The house is set back, standing at the end of its plot. It enjoys absolute privacy and calm. There are no neighbouring buildings right next to the dwelling.

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Engel & Völkers offers a 78m² turnkey loft in the Mairie des Lilas district. It features one bedroom, a kitchen opening onto a living and dining room, and direct access to a 153m² private roof terrace with unobstructed views. It also has a cellar and the possibility of a box for rent at €166/month. The terrace is fully modular. Transaction fees payable by seller DPE : F - 337 - GGE : 74 F Estimated annual energy costs between €1370 and €1910 Co-ownership: 252 lots Average annual charges due by lot: 44-33 : €1452. No legal proceedings Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr A lively residential neighborhood just a few minutes' walk from downtown Les Lilas and close to Porte des Lilas. After so much culture, enjoy a drink and a bite to eat in one of Les Lilas' restaurants. Under a large covered market hall, dozens of traders offer an incredible range of gastronomic delights. Numerous convenience stores. Finally, every Friday afternoon, an organic produce market takes place in the park in front of the Théâtre du Garde-Chasse.

Two-storey business premises of 564 m² with a glass roof for immediate occupancy, at the foot of the Buttes-Chaumont park in the 19th arrondissement. Access to this commonhold property is via two entrances: a carriage entrance on the street and a door opening into the building's entrance hall. The porch leads onto a lobby and then into the main space through a double metal door with glass panels. The 36 m long, 8 m wide space is topped by a gable roof, whose ridge is more than 7 m high along its entire length, so that the property can be divided into two levels. At the back of the ground floor, a metal-framed partition with a glazed upper section almost 8 m from the rear wall divides the room into two areas. Next to the entrance to the main area, a door on the left leads to lavatories. The load-bearing structure is exposed. This is formed of ten vertical posts abutting the walls on the left and right, at regular intervals of around 4 m. The gable roof is supported by structural elements featuring tie beams spanning almost 9 m from post to post, with a ridge finial at the centre and two rakers supporting the principal rafters. The roof has a series of glazed sections providing overhead light. Roof windows in the extension keep the premises well ventilated. On the ground floor, metal brackets are fitted to the posts, support girders made up of three painted metal I-sections bolted end-to-end with two intermediate plates. This structure supports the upper floor. Three floor openings measuring roughly 8 x 4 m, running the length of the right-hand side of the floor, let overhead light pour in through the glass roof. The exposed underside of the upper floor is of ribbed steel panelling. Horizontal metal guardrails protect all the sides of the floor openings. As you enter, the first opening contains the L-shaped staircase with an intermediate landing. Built on two metal stringers supporting steps without risers, this helps to spread the light. On the upper floor, the volume is also divided lengthways by a metal partition with a solid base topped by glass panes, approximately 8 m from the back wall. Access is through a double glass door. The two closed spaces on the first and ground floors are connected by a floor opening. The wooden floors are laid in thin strips resembling end-on blocks of laminated timber.